Minister of Communications and Information Technology H E Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai with other officials during the event.
Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar, represented by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), participated in the 10th Meeting of the GCC Ministerial Committee for Digital Government, held yesterday in the Kingdom of Bahrain, with the participation of Their Excellencies the Ministers and senior officials responsible for digital government across GCC member states.
Qatar’s delegation was headed by the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, H E Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai.
The meeting addressed a range of topics aimed at strengthening GCC cooperation in digital government, including progress on joint initiatives and projects, the development of digital government services, and the exchange of expertise and best practices among member states. Discussions also explored opportunities to leverage emerging technologies to enhance government efficiency and improve the quality of services delivered to beneficiaries.
During the meeting, H E Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai emphasised the importance of continued coordination among GCC member states to advance joint digital government initiatives and build on successful national experiences, contributing to greater digital integration across the region.
Qatar remains committed to strengthening GCC cooperation on digital transformation. This commitment is reflected in the MCIT’s ongoing efforts to advance digital government under the Digital Agenda 2030, with a focus on more integrated government services, simpler procedures, better user experiences, and greater adoption of emerging technologies.
